1.竞争者,对手,敌手;匹敌者,对等的人[物]
1.竞争的,对抗的
1.(〔英国〕 -ll-) 竞争,对抗;匹敌
1.a person, team, or business that competes with another
2.someone or something that is as good as someone or something else
1.used about a person or group that competes against someone or something else
1.to be as good as someone or something else
1.These enterprises lack incentives to innovate and develop technological expertise capable of rivalling that of western business giants.
这些企业缺乏创新动力，不会积极发展堪与西方商业巨擘匹敌的专业技术。
2.Perhaps the only data format that comes close to rivalling paper for stability and digital media for data density is the Rosetta Disk.
也许唯一可以和持久稳定的纸张和高容量的数字化媒介相抗衡的数据格式只有“现代罗塞塔石碑”（RosettaDisk）了。
3.In the meantime it will have to continue exploring alternative avenues for rivalling the United States whether militarily or diplomatically.
同时，中国必须继续探索战胜美国的其他手段，不论是军事手段还是外交手段。
4.To prevent civil war, Philippe has been hidden away to prevent him from ever rivalling his brother for the throne.
为了防止内战，菲利普被隐藏起来，以防他曾经将替代他的兄弟登上王位。
5.For a hundred years or more they had their own Pope in Avignon rivalling and fighting the other Pope in Rome.
早在一百多年前，他们就以自己的阿维尼翁教皇与罗马教皇分庭抗礼。
6.Its Lexus-rivalling Genesis saloon was named North American car of the year.
现代旗下可与雷克萨斯匹敌的创世纪（Genesis）轿车被评为北美年度汽车。
7.An LNG export plant can cost tens of billions of dollars, rivalling oil projects in expense and complexity.
一家天然气输出厂要花数以亿计美元在费用和复杂性上去竞购油气项目。
8.Growth is slipping, along with hopes of rivalling China.
印度的经济增长正在下滑，超越中国的信心也在下滑。
9.In the financial year to March 2008 its sales reached £ 8 billion, almost rivalling BT's traditional business.
2008年3月结束的财年中，该部门的销售额达到了80亿英镑，几乎可以媲美BT的传统业务。